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BOARDING WANTED.

BOARD and room wanted by young lady;
- board not to exceed S.. o. G., Globe. 6
pOAkD-First-class for gentleman and wire
- with strictly private family; near capitol pre-
ferred. NJ. 20, Globe. 6
BOARD and room in private family, American
- preferred, within fifteen minutes walk of
Bohn's factory, Daytons bluff, street car
line. c. II. H, 54S Wabasha 6
u BOARDING, W. tn room, in private family, by
- young gentleman, within twenty minutes
walk of seventh and Rosabel terms must be rea-
sonable; references given. Il. s., Globe. s
BOARDING OFFERED.
CEVENTH ST, All EAST-3oard and pleas
~ ant furnished room for 2, in private family. 5
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NOTICE TO C0NTR A CTOP G

NOI1CE III CONTRACTORS.
SEALED bids will be received until Tues
~ day. Feb. Is, at o'clock D. m by the
Building Committee of School District No. 1,
Prescott, Wis, for the erection of six-reom
brick school building to be built at Prescott,
Wis.
The building to be completed by the 18th
day of September, 1887.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the
office of j. NJ. Bailey, Prescott, Wis, and at
the Office of the architect, T. D. Allen, Room
81, Hennepin Block. Minneapolis, MINI.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
4 certified check or bond with two good
suretes in the sum of Four Hundred Dollars
will be required with each bid, conditioned
that the person to whom the contract is
awarded will make contract and put up
good and sufficient bonds for the performance
OF the same.
By order of the Building Committee.
j. NJ. BAILEY, Chairman.
JAM 1-2w-th&sat
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ ISIS. In Probate Court, special term, JAM Is,
1887.
In the matter of the estate of Michael Connolly
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Edward
Mccarthy of St Paul, said county, representing
among other things. that Michael Connolly late
OF said county. in the month of August. A. d.
1856, at st. Paul, in said county died intestate
and being an inhabtant of this county at the time
of his death, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this county, and that the said petitioner
the first cousin of said deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be to him or some
other suitable person granted;
1t is ordered. that said petition be heard before
the judge of this court on Monday. the l4th day of
February, A. d. 1887, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
Probate Office in st. Paul in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the he rs of said deceased and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing in the st. Paul DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper
printed and published at st. Paul, in said county
By the Court,
H. S. E. s. GORMAN, Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk
j. f. FITZPATRICK, Attorney for Petitioner
ian 15-4w-Sat
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In presence of:
SAMUEL MCMURRAN.
W. B. BOURNE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, /

COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
On tbs oath day of January, A D. 1887, before
me came j. Royal McMurran. Gustav Will.us
and Hiram +. Stevens, to me personally known to
he the same persons described in, and who exc
cuted the foregoing instrument, and acknowl-
edged the same to be their free act and deed
lNotarial Seal w. B. BOURNE,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minnesota.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ SIS. In Probate Court, special term. Jan.
IA, 1887.
In the matter of the estate of Michael Gallivan,
deceased
Whereas an instrument in writing, purporting
TO be the last will and testament of Michael
Gaiilvan deceased late of said county, has been
delivered to this court; and,
whereas, Michael Gallvan has filed Herewith
ms petition. representing among other things
tnat SAID Michael Gallivan died in said county on
the 10Th day of Novembers 1886, testate, and that
SAID petitioner is one of the devisees named in
said last will and testament. and praying that the
SAID instrument may be admitted to probate, and
that letters of administration with the will an
nexed, be to some suitable person issued thereon;
IL IS ordered, that the proofs of said instrument
ana the said petition, be heard before this Court,
at the Probate Office said county, Monday.
the i4th day of February, A. ID. 1887 at 10 o'clock
III the forenoon, when all concerned may appear
and contest the probate of said instrument.
, AND 1t is further ordered, that public notice of
the time and place of said hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication of these orders
LOT three weeks successfully previous to said day
OF hearing, in the st. Paul DAILY GLOBE. a news
paper printed and published at st. Paul, in said
county. By the Court.
tL-s.I K. s. GORMAN, Judge of Probate
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
JOHN +. FITZPA RIG Attorney for Petitioner.
II at
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. i,

SIATE.
hereby certify that the within instrument was
filed for record in this Office on the oath day of
January. A. D. 1887, at O'Clock p. m, and was
duly recorded in Book - of Interpretations, on
page etc. H MATTSON
Ssh Secretary of State
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Ne Have a Little List.
FOR INSTANCE:

- AS ~ -
There is a new house on
st. Clair street, 9 rooms,
well and eistern. Some
young couple want this
beautiful property for a
home. The front is 48 feet
on a corner, laid out with
trees and shrubbery from
the old Bryant Nursery.
This is a RARE CHANCE
for a home, and very near
the st. Clair street short
line crossing.
There is a lot 60 feet
front on Case street. Con-
tract let for grading this
street, Near street cars.
Only $1,000. VERY EASY
A411UOs
There are two lots on
Bradley street, only ST.
500. Very easy terms.
This is about one-half what
adjacent property is sell
ing for.
The new uptown bridge
is attracting the attention
Of buyers. We are well
fixed in that location on
the West Side, at prices
that will bear investiga-
ton.
ANY ACRES ? Yes,plenty
Of them, at prices that will
pay you to plat. Some
close to the city limits,
others a little farther south.
OF course we never forget
SOUTH PARK,
Cream Of All Suburbs !
Look this UP.
No, we have not been writing
much for you recently - busy
people can't always stop to write:
out come and see us, all the same.
We have a special fondness for
people with property to sell.
TRY US.
A. E.& C. v. CLARK,
Real Estate,
FOURTH AND ROBERT STS., ST. PAUL.
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TO EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHANGE-Sl 600 cash and farm of
Il 100 acres in Southern Minnesota for house
and lot in st. Paul. a. B. Ovitt, Room A. Ger
man-American Bank. 1853
w ANT to exchange n good hotel in live
w town in Southeastern Dakota for st. Paul
real estate. Inquire of Larkln 4 Cresy, 209 East
Seventh st. 369-7l
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DOR RENT-suit of four Offices, with vault,
| L in the Wilder block; steam heat and pas
senger elevator service. Apply Room 8, 1856 East
! Fourth 1880
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hog Notwithstanding. white spot on
~ breast and white on hind foot, name of CAP;
IS reward for return to William Hendricks 81
East Third st.
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LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LOST OR STOLEN-A female bull
- dog. white. with brindle spots. and wore
collar marked Miss, \. O., Oct. 23rd'' suitable
reward will be given if returned to No 511 Mar
shall ave. 1880
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


CIGAR STAND-l74 East Seventh St; good
~ reasons for selling. 22-2S
DOR SALF'-Hotel with saloon attachment,
l. opposite Union stock yard depot owner
retiring. H., 149 Dakota av., West ST. Paul. 1881
DOR SALE-Saloon in good location cheap Tor
l. cash. Apply at the California Wine house,
1886 East Seventh st. lilo
q ROCERY STORE for sale No. 70 East
VI Fourth st. 1881
HOTEL and restaurant, fifty rooms. 81, 600
IL cash, balance on time; good trade; reason,
leaving the city. los East Third street. 30
SALOoN for sale. Inquire Thomas j. Ken
~ nedy, $40 Wabasha St 25-9
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10 YOU WANT your piano or organ tuned?
- Go to Milham Boyd, 2s Bridge square.
1884
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A NIGEL cleans toboggan suits the same as
n when new; come early. 132 East Ninth ST.
one ooor from hooert ST 316-lyr
n L. Jameson, Steam DYE Works-Gent
y. clothing specially. ALP Wabasha stSt.
Paul. Mimi
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T OST-Old Blind Jake. small black and light
IL colored Esquimaux dog any information in
regard TO same will be thankfully received at 100
XNoS 4
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Secretary of State.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

March H-Moaey closed a. 81 Ter cent. The
highssi rase o. the caT was yer cent
t1clangc closed steady. posted rates 49,, a
ias actual rates -i, ,5fsi Tor ~ day and - :
6g 81, for demand
Governments closed firm currency 6 i2fia
bid. fs coupon, - bid =, 90. l0sts lid IaCi-
fc Railroad bond rlosel o. follows iu o. flrsis.
ll>ieGllAi4 tniOu land grants. lus4 bid;
I uion sinking funds. ii-rtlia14. Ctntfas llle !
ais The slocs uiarEri thfs moTnfn. Openci
nim aud = o. s. per ccat higher but AFTER the
ursi tefa mfuutcs at business urss selling ~ ala
Ire sctlye ,cris, especially klcnmOud AID Ter
Uiual. Reading. tuiou fs'ihc New York and
Sew Ersland ind Lacsawa impaired weak
iael ug o. llc whole i>i. ans prices degiiied a.
most mnterruptc4ly, when rn~s- ere irOsn = 10
it- lower rlau at tle core ia.' nj ut Ire Was
uothing ia the neSs OF the nio,..uig Tor Tie de-
yeloT menis o. the general iuarciai or business
SITUATION 10 Which the decline COnlc % attributed q.
uOcssug Valley exceptionally weak end re-
CuTsicd a decline Of g. per cent on limited
smolnt % tisGing- tug market continued weak
up 90 TAO - closs. and iu some cases fractional
0ecnuc .ss recorded. 0l. IN Tue last hour d
covering by some 81 the sn rs resulted ia slight
recovery. Prices 8I The clo-e yfTe Iear the Dot
tom figures ~ tne dsy. the decline m tire active
iisr a. co3u pared sifA Saturdays closing ranged
IRON 4. 90 = per EFT Hocalug Valley c9ntiaued
e eak thronenoi4t, sud ,ius' - per cent lower
The wea k0ess OF she market WAS attributed e
bammerDnz by lbe bclTs and sOme unloading by
he Tell eliQues ia q .ew 81 the leading stocks
4o.al saicS zttg6l share.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
The Greatest Excitement Prev Ais Through
out the WoIt ernie state.

Csusel by The wonderful sales aud cures
ene, ed by Hiboard Rheumatic Syrup and
P.zsters- The whole population Is amazed.
There never was N t1e history OF this aa-
lion medicine SO highly endorsed as this
w0njerfai remedy, ss will oe seen by read
iag The following letter. Nole the sigma
tares which coues from al parts Oi the
Sfx,e It's peculiar combination seems 70
strike a. the seat Of blood diseases, acting
directly upon the kidneys and liver. IL re-
stores these orgars 10 a healthy action.
thers0y renloy ing the malaria and poison
from the blood.
n t,e Flt)tic
We are pleased TO state that We have been
selling HiOoad's Rheum ,tic Syrup for the
past ten months, and that il is one Of the
best sellers tnat We have ever handled; our
sales Of IL has steadily increased 80 that We
a-e now buying il 10 large Quantities. We
unhesitAhngly recon- mend II. believing as
We DO that it Is remedy Of great merit
our customers speak Of it Ia the highest
praise which 0espesks for It great future
as a family medicine.
We are very respectfully.
II krafz Druggist. Angols. Ind.
Powers & Wsxgoaer, Druggists.
AurelIus. Mich.
A " G Gregory. Druggist. Albion, Micn.
ID 3 Mcdaniel. Druggist, Breck eDritge, Col.
. + Shuller. Druggist. Charlotte, Mich
Hslnbaca & Jacobs. Constantine.
Miles g CurIett. Druggists. Dexter.
c I Sherwood. Druxsist. DowsSiac,
| Corney & Coleman, Druggists.
-owagiac,
wslworth & soule. Druggists.
Eaton Rapids.
Wilcox = Tolss. Druggists
Elto1 Rapids. q
? r rr-..... ~. -, fs..l
! Bees With & Co. Druggists. Ga.esb1ry,
0eo z siavsou. Drugsisr. Greenviils.
G I Wss'lske. Druggist,
Grand Rsp.ds.
" i White. Drargisf, GTta6 Rapids.
Aarun g Dlddings, Druggists.
Jackson.
Mclean 8 Dewey. Druggist
Jackson,
G Z Humphrey. Drupsist, Jackson,
u e NsserolI. Druggist Jackson.
FCo.e g 4en<s. Druggists. Jackson.
= N Wadron & Co Druggists Jackson.
Is rswnsend. DEuelst Jtcxsoa.
Wseks Lsltimcr ( go. Druggists
Jackson,
= T Ts6o. DRUGGIST Jackson.
Eoeers & Hlisoase. u .is.rai isis
kssmas3o.
I R-1rn s. Birre Druggists. salanlsaao. "
, ra7 MeDe8asG lfil<-is. Kalamazoo
J s. H H1edemtker a 81. lre .isrs.
ksismaz0o.
I F Coleman e sons Druggists
kaaratDo.
C Alsiorf & Son. DreEcs-s fansin-
/ B. ~ fonz D-sx-isf. Isnsinz
: " Sscxef Drlryist 81. Monroe
pesu & Wilson Dr1xsists N0rencie.
john - Howiaai. Ns~ BEDFORD Mas
X EEiots. Dsurgisf. F0utiac. Mch
Wilson & Howard DruS<ists
g joseph
I Johnson a Wisiisnas0n. Dru-zists
ssssr.
I Bl.iar.f Druggist. Nssesr.
i Psaiy rifaRgisf Nilaagton,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

March la-~ aeat a. tlI. Hr-ettie1 and weak
al1 let oa pretty near tie iDs.1s s1Fe>. ,n9ateg
q stFi.kaee ~ Aas c4 ,se on ,s.lE1ag eicse
1faffs iusn e'-ls-tir FoNt. were iea aud IA BE-
t.sesl. a1.l l1css s4.ss..ia.a-s operated nitl el
-.ag. ls7 sisst.e sePglF stoes q decrease ~
t.atHfp sdl.ilcs 44ef- a4s 1f-llHs Ga tte .lLe
- feis1f atf ees - eufOartse heidefs. lrsi. z
.ss Ha,E.t 90 lfal srt r41z nature. 2 3<e
- cad Jel5 2 l4a1i &. a. saturday 40 sefel
restefil s<Ii1f- ne rc'eip.s este az 80 b4-heis
aol ils 30 p 4elis s.i 0i.-i-t.s corn degesg2-
el L-lE llt4. rs sIthll a - r..s.e hertl - were
-raH. LIferIJi cane in 1sii aud 0le EAii
feDas i0Het AeH lCts aiso recorded slight
decliuc oftr.ngs we're luiie tree eaIis, AMI Aas
tluke s.. lalll.a. 1al c ssl ianr &C below o f-li
ils price. oats stIe luli, blt Dr.cts did noi
undergo a1y material toaCge Mes pofk va,
lEl AZ 80 80 May. lard and sh0u rlts were
tralci l iu d fair extent and = loser r4oke 81
81 pgIces Nas secured "a. offerings we Z
heavy aud q nuEltef " tis-eEs aerc slaken olli.
zhor- heuent faiEiy on Tie extreme decline. bui
hatz s fu neaf.y tne cpeu ug. sud last sales a.
short Ngs bat Fac ca Lard Du the aiterJoo.
board vhlsE was "a beltes cOra steady PORK
b CHER bul Gui. lard autl .l0N rifS uuch aUged
Ihe siCSiag prices ssele- Wheat s5c March
.a,.e April ~ ~ MAY. ts. - June
C0fl N4fca and AlsA, ~ -, -4Ay. iescs june
G. r lIl-
oais- March and April 80 May &c; June
PoTk-ssol0 March. s2o5o Nay and June
Lsru "a Aaicns So ApsAs si.2itz May
8 o June.
short Iibs-ss.s5 March, sso5 May: sso71.
June.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS
Tarrn Produce Prom TIrzf Hands.

farm Produce Prom ttrSf lands.
ApYles-756&si per bgsEcI extra hne. 81
s. fta.s 80 Der barrel
Besiss-H Hand picked = 1@l per busael
Butter-Fresn rOl i741sc, daily se12c.
Cheese-Siatc. g1<HiiC. New York, iul cream.
IsnIsc.
clover seed-s4 2-Ri - per susnel
Eried fruts-Apuses. eVals5fnte1. llfl2c per
pound. quarters. satc per uoGlf. cherries.
lsssisc pr pound. peaches. lx6l G PER pound.
ErS- Fresh. In i+C-
Frtsh scals Dressed hogs 5 ; a. ~ pcr cwt.
muion 81 5fs7s ~. veal t0a7 20. beef e. 0.G
arsia wheat. Clavson &c. Lancaster &c
OsS 81 60. Rye, fsfsoc. Corn, es9A Bar
.sF 81 81 g. ferrwt
H.Ses tsrccu a.. tart cured 5<dfc. cured
Co. raf ssf-e. fo D. Founf>. =. G. xip 81 ms.
zreen -c- cured aftfte desin SKINS. !. q SC each.
-hesp peit, acrfsl, wool beng estimated az -
fer FOUND.
rctev-g1lfc. strained. C69c.
Hsy Timothy l.zi5 peT ton. clover sio4i2
Pa 50. t
t'ufnns---lnss-f Or.
Posnlry- -TssTksys dressed, 118lic, ducks SIC.
crr t.-c
tnfarrga t-r
Rrsa eeas rC.
st-av-i5 rs- f0n sz5s ~ ue~ f0ad.
"a sw-ll1 rer %.
Woei--f ssaec- $3.50. alFssaed cuetaini oi
Wcof-Hiofs stowe wlcd e. g. per cord. f14r
.cot eeod stE5 a Pc e1ra
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
New York-Grain and Provi.ions.

March Is.-Flou- cirsed weak but prices show
40 decided c1urgc. Niuter wheat extra. o5.i5
a5 -: MInnss0ta extra. s2l51a.l0 CITY mill extra
81 6.ftf.,5. ohio extra - l1G1.t0. southern -four
closed sgady. comma 3u oCnoiee extra s3.soc 40.
Whast-O tiJns fairly active with prices II
regular. closiugat b decline OF t-aszc Stot lots
closed weak snd "a lower. spot sales OF No
. red state. 9tc. NJ 81. g2d9.,qs No. red
winter gl. No = Go. 6sla ungrsdsc red Slds5.
~. red winter. Mav. ~ Z. 30 July .0n0is
Cont OpEiOus only moderately yactiye aud weak.
closing l4fs5<c lower Spo. lots &c lower. spot
safes OF SO , mixed. 50izc. ung'aded mixed
steslac. No. mixeI March fS1Zc bid. do. April
scc DO Nsv t9i &C.
Oats ruled abolf ~ ady. closing unchanged
spot .ots iiFiu and q SHADE higher. Spot shles O
No white slate .Sac. NJ Do. 85.. "
z mixed March, 81, scsa,i5. -. do Apri. sac. 10
May. 3d. .a5ft a..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

counter charge on the part n the enemy, etc
Tbe magazine gun vii doubtless show special
superiority ia p.cker and rec0nnoIsering duty.
The furnishing oi The German infantry with
TIE ne~ Eln vii BE- fulshed IN sprlng Thus.
a. some tTenty years ago with The breach
loader. the German VIII now - the frst army
arrle,l with the magazine gun The army
corps stationed nearest The frontiers have
hsen provided nrst with the new gun, VIZ
rAe Fourlh. seventh, Tenfh Eleventh, -Four
teenth. Fifteenth aaI tie tiarde cOrpe. The
corps ~ Saxony and Bavaria. which are pro
VidrI from their own factories. have also pro
cseeed 10 arm themselves with the neW gun
and viii be provided as the Prussian parts Of
ff.. army
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

szars--Cat ioaf st... gran ruiased. 6c- a. -
a - Extra - s45t eloH - "a sc
f3ece-fi~eeu fis s1i. ki.1. roasted : 81 G.
lava greer 81 farz oastes.. - ess Mara
laiho. raassleI. ~ NfKiesn. astssf. - 20
Isss-farsn fi.e -a iapea ned7lnl. 80
Nf criinarf. it2zf a- p 3 ~ eisnpoV.isr.
1 axes fnlnn- tlf4es Unzn .-sc-
Fl,fsr- s1r per eVt. = ~ rrr ~ lss1elt prp
ec-s 81 psF rE- fef ttA. ~ aaes' SOM
. scr tsf Sc pFy bh orc <wneat s. -
81 per rut.
M.s Ferd- --rrsssHfas go ref fln 4-sa. 81
>tiss sff 81 r-- q
ffr-i fffn sH,s set4 l-'4ta
Se-rseer ni,-alea-eaa let - - Fer "a o1.
zst-r shsc fis-f
Ess fn--fits ner r. .eN.
~rass-l -etr S5lts9f aEef1F g 80 81
.-slt-ulrh gan. ssf t&<fr1 SIS
Fssh--Sr. srfe aes q per nsif fhl q her
z~a.seS 8 = aa ref hsf 81 '-r~f. a p eoi
ss'r 81 rsr y rlsrls $50 rer at1ls-11 1z.inc1
ar-rase -a,aet= - stl.kei - fsIf So I,r-
Fars sa tsr-es-Ses pcrs ffeasc rscset.
rt - p. extra sHo1 cs- fife stsn<ari
Te-f-T.s-ess. -. s5 Ard s. q sts 80 Sc
p ronn.s rias loe oeSes - ln 60 pa.f. -
7eef is rafre's-fxtra Ese-s. Wsrrz.ts3 80 -
9 nnsS ersrs arHe.z<s
7sIffers1r-- "a 81 ze.4a ereerserr s61 81 -
-rE< itf- safrr s,iit l3s. ress f'C
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

= r Stsrkresfher ~ Romeo. Mich. cf
sgent wli. be as Grand kspits fBsyisTs
Nsrsh isth. az icnia Nsrca i6ih. and ~ 81.
Jotne Nsrch l7ts. f.@ e. re County
Clerk ofsice an pensioa hUsinsSs Re So
cured a persion f1r Reuhen warner. ct
finI cf over s. $50 Rsiectec ciaiuns q
speciality. fn.-ressei eiaiuss II = q Hicks
from Sle % 80 and J. Hasner frorn tl2 %
<z4 nraitsi r1er srs entitled ~ pension
DEPENDENT sfhers ard mothers enzii.ed -
= persioo. He neTer giVes N 4 Sorihy
lsins Csii snsi 80 him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

Swell Actor meeting swell actress 20 pho
to-ravhersl know you are After thlt last
ons = N. asczt YOU. Miss Slashe.i
Swell Actress-Ioa are a perfect mi1d
reader ur De Bloak. I've got 70 play Des-
dcnona next wesx you know, and | want
something that vii give me panied express
SION every tisac look AZ it'd Bits
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

1ou can order Head zbt and litth
DAISY ccags from tie Orsad Rapids ooal
Coa.p paay oy telephone No 5ls5
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

Att-t.tf N = L4-4@ 20 a&Ea1te4 FtAt1s-
szgeetsd sEl a.zst a. taa requirements q
t1s aasa ssers s-.1 Tbs qua = tes r=saiE q
bag. tlTelss.s 81 rllssaEss lzzsisr il1s pe@esfal
patF1llags ~ tlas t'sFiElaa sossfni.aent - TIE
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b 81 7izf. tls ttie iaallafinS t1s feaEs
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ass.8 u.os1 4 ths sEass41ss tazt have A.
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s4lae general type. th lie bayenet a.
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AMI si-h isszszas snptF, end si1aoat
bagoIst. vsi.as ten pounds. 9TH tzyoI4st
sleEeu pounds nins Ouuees.
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whlea are worfhy ~ tote aFs rhese. Is ls
shorter taan to ald gun. 4nd oonselasnliy
IT, ssater n gravity les further bsck; thls
Facilitates zood am The cartridges, after
nTng. are sxpe.iad ~ a sPrins. instead u Be
inz jrfk=d eur os hand Tie trigger pals
easily aad there Is Etiie recoil The lags-
klns. consisting os barrel running parallel
slfh TIE tere. coarsins eight cartridges
~aAh ae psls.-sal backward ~ means of .
spiral slriGE As they snter the losyeF chalsl-
tsr of tle lock a 10 eaIi-d spoon hfts them
into t1e firing ehantsr. Wheuce, - alFeedy
sEs-sd. l1e shells afe subsequently, exps..s ~
81 a special eonfrissnce. Ordinarily the
gua IS g.si 90 s.slple ilginx and the laanlia-
l4tions are LIE same ia ihat ei-se as for masa-
zas arlg Bal there are times 10 every
action. of cogrse. Hlen the latter uss II the
qua mgsE be n.ssie. and oY thls nethod ais
a11e,i slot ern te faafc ln from two % three
seconds. 90 abo1t nslf ths tins required
when single shootins s Practiced But
tls coulllan,iiar officers must hs care
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timas a. require tse most rapid and destruc-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
Detroit.

March f4-Wheat-Cash white. SIC. cash
Michigan sed 80 No rel ,l3+c casn March
SIC cash April. si9-c MAJ 81 nominal Jtne.
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Oat.-No !. 81. 10 . While a-l.e
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
So Ynrk-nrr Gootls

March IA tcw busiue.s was Of COOL proper
ti-ns. blt tlc demand somewhat irregular. o. of
cotton goods spots and deliveries during the
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

Ths undersigned sill psr tse hichess mar.
- e-fce fsr Herlicck tark - se .osfiei cr
re-s ~ soV si6s frars north of Grand Rsa-
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ia oaa~s-st-, Gaad R4pids, AieA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

These York klser 0ysers, theF are neS
ripe at J1ify snd cans faii count Cal =
the baltimore. 81 Cs1z. 81
EaEE4 & Go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

FIRST dav Of the great 80 sale az the
Chicago shoe Sore. > Czn4. and al AID a.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
!. A. TOLLES.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

Besides the sblve ve ar y full linz ~ Devo.
ffoual and religions Work. suitable for resiing
during the Icnssn seascu. Prayer Book. II ymssis
Bibie, Tcsiaments etc. etc.
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fnU line % Blank Tsooxs. of7~e Supplies.
School Books. stationery Correspondence ps-er
rr, the Rrx Tstie' ~ oBire Pencils Gold. stee
agd oul Pens. : s's MouoErams. Card. IN
graeed sni Written
Mail or-e- f0T books promptly AMENDED 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

To eomnsnee Wednesday. March loth =
Chicszo Siloe Store. - csnai sLd al ana a
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

To e8t AJAX E84f as esy "a na49ot =
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

Apx vs,ur grocer fsr Hesdfiekt sud Little
rasv Snsp. 70 ~ he's net get them ask
~ Gag hs dsa 60 ths0-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

Laises s11 sieEs iennrs : ~ the ff-sl 80 :
sac. eomaaeucinz n Wednesday. azrch astn
Chlesxo snoe 1Eors. = Cznal and a snd 4.
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